Palos Verdes Estates: Your home in Palos Verdes Estates
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Title
Palos Verdes Estates: Your home in Palos Verdes Estates
Series Title
Collection Guide Title
Palos Verdes Project Collection
Date Created
Circa 1923
Description
Black softcover booklet bound with staples with a design on the front cover. Describes the first development area for sale in the planned residential community on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, Palos Verdes Estates, comprised of approximately 3,000 acres divided into four districts: Valmonte District on the northeast
the Malaga Cove District on the west
the Lunada Bay District on the south and the Miraleste District overlooking the Los Angeles Harbor. Includes text outlining the development's attributes accompanied by maps and black and white photographs of the area, home sites, farmland and coastlines. General sales office and contact information included on back cover. On front cover in black ink includes 'For Further Information Call J.A. Menard, 822-481 or Vermont 6642.'
the Malaga Cove District on the west
the Lunada Bay District on the south and the Miraleste District overlooking the Los Angeles Harbor. Includes text outlining the development's attributes accompanied by maps and black and white photographs of the area, home sites, farmland and coastlines. General sales office and contact information included on back cover. On front cover in black ink includes 'For Further Information Call J.A. Menard, 822-481 or Vermont 6642.'
Creators and Contributors
Creator:
Palos Verdes Project
Subject Topic
Time Period
1921 to 1930
Language
Media type
Format
Brochure
Extent
20
Pages
Dimensions
5
x
8
in
Generation
Original
Copyright Statement
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Country of Creation
United States
Contributing Organization
Link to Internet Archive
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